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Buying LIRR and Metro-North tickets

Options for buying tickets, mta's traintime app.

With the new TrainTime app for Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North, you can plan a trip, purchase a ticket, get train status and track location, and chat with a customer service representative for either LIRR or Metro-North. 

Download the app on your Apple or Android device to easily buy tickets, manage refunds and receipts, and more. 

At a ticket office

Ticket offices sell all LIRR and MNR ticket types and also offer certain MetroCards. You can pay with cash, credit or debit cards, and some transit benefit cards. For LIRR tickets, you can use a personal check for monthly, weekly, and 10-trip tickets, or five or more one-way tickets.

Ticket office hours are posted at stations and on  LIRR Station pages .

Onboard trains

Buying tickets onboard is more expensive than other options: They cost $5.75-$6.50 more than tickets purchased before you board. You can only buy one-way tickets onboard.

Off-peak tickets will be "stepped up" to the peak fare when presented on peak trains. Step-up fares and extension-of-ride fares, which are charged for traveling beyond the stations listed on the ticket, will be rounded up to the next dollar.

Through your employer

If your company offers a tax-free transit benefit program, you can use it to buy LIRR or Metro-North tickets.

Note that transit benefit providers are independent of the MTA. If we refund tickets purchased through a pre-tax program, the money will be credited back to the benefit card you used to make the purchase.

At a ticket machine

You can buy different tickets at different machines. Unless otherwise noted, they accept cash (up to $50 bills and coin, returning up to $17.75 in coin change) and credit and debit cards.

• Gray machines : Buy all ticket types*, pre-valued MetroCards, and UniTickets.
• Red machines : Buy most types of one-way and round-trip tickets and pre-valued MetroCards. These machines do not sell monthly, weekly, 10-Trip, or package tickets.
• Blue machines : Buy all ticket types*, pre-valued MetroCards, and UniTickets. These machines accept only credit and debit cards They do not accept cash.
• Green machines (LIRR only): Buy all ticket types* and AirTrain MetroCards.

*Group tickets and monthly school tickets cannot be purchased at ticket machines.

Mail&Ride: Monthly ticket subscription

The Mail&Ride program automatically delivers your monthly ticket to the MTA TrainTime app on your mobile phone.

Starting in October 2021, paper ticket delivery, UniTickets, and MetroCards are no longer offered through the Mail&Ride program.

We also have a Mail&Ride program for students. Learn more .

See details and set up Mail&Ride for LIRR and Metro-North .

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MTA Unveils New All-In-One Mobile App for Trip Planning and Service Information

App includes schedules and service alerts for subways, buses, lirr and metro-north  , public can sign up for app; currently in beta testing.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) today announced that its new MTA app is available for download. The app is currently in BETA testing and will eventually succeed the MYmta app. The app features schedules, service alerts and more for subways, buses, Long Island Rail Road and Metro-North Railroad all in one place. Users can also book Access-A-Ride trips and see elevator and escalator outages at stations throughout the subway system.   

 “If we want more customers to use public transit, providing travel tools that are easy and intuitive is key,” said MTA Acting Chief Customer Officer Shanifah Rieara . “The new MTA app accomplishes just that, connecting riders to the information they need in one or two taps.”  

Additional features in the Beta version of the new MTA app include:  

Plan a trip to see recommended routes and check schedules for subways, buses, Long Island Rail Road, Metro-North, PATH and AirTrain.  

Get service alerts and see planned and unplanned service changes and best ways to get around.  

Save favorite routes and stops for quick viewing of arrival times.  

Live bus tracking to see where a bus is located that is approaching a stop, check when it will arrive, and follow it throughout its trip, including instant information on how many stops and minutes away a bus is.  

Real-time on-board crowding for railroads.  

Book Access-A-Ride trips, find pick up and drop off times for trips, and view trip history.  

Improved search making it easier to see which search results are MTA stations and the services offered there at a glance. 

Dynamic strip maps and station views indicate the service that is running at any given time.   

The app was co-developed with Axon Vibe, a smart mobility platform provider and former winner of the MTA’s Transit Tech Lab accelerator. Utilizing this smart transit technology MTA app users will also be able to opt into sharing their location data to receive smart, real-time, location-based notifications for their individual journey. 

The aggregated data will be available to the MTA to better understand ridership and mobility patterns around the New York metropolitan area. This information will assist with improving transit operations to meet the needs of customers and developing innovative tools to help make it easier for riders to plan for transit and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This effort was supported by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA). 

“Axon Vibe is thrilled to continue supporting the MTA with our smart transit technology, aimed at promoting sustainable travel and increasing public transit ridership,” said Roman Oberli, CEO of Axon Vibe . 

The app will replace MYmta when it becomes available in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store later this year. Riders will not need to download a new app as it will automatically update on a mobile device if MYmta is already installed.     

Members of the public can sign up for access to the app here . 

Public Transportation and Metro Rail Information

Long Island Rail Road

Long island rail road information.

A commuter rail system in the city of New York, the Long Island Rail Road (typically marked as LIRR) stretches from the Eastern tip of Long Island (the county of Suffolk) to the Manhattan region. Operating since as early as 1834, it is the oldest and also the busiest of all commuter rail services in continental North America. The route is served by eight different branch lines while the two major lines run to the ends of the two forks on Manhattan Island. Spread over more than a thousand kilometers in terms of track length, it is served by as many as a hundred-and-twenty-four stations. Under public ownership of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, it is the only commuter railroad service in the country that operates every day of the year with special services for holidays, weekends and off-peak hours.

Long Island Rail Road Map & Fare Zone

Map of Long Island Rail Road showing its lines and stations. Click on the map to enlarge it. Click to view Fares & Schedule.

Long Island Rail Road Timings and Schedule

It is one of the few metro systems in the world to function 24 hours, on all seven days of the week.

For more information on the schedule of the trains, you can visit the official website at: http://lirr42.mta.info/

Long Island Rail Road Fares, Tickets and Cards

The fares of the metro system differ, depending on the day as well as the time. Separate rates are charged during the peak hours which are between 06:00-10:00 am and 16:00-20:00 pm. Another set of rates are applicable during non peak hours, on holidays as well.

There are various different daily tickets also available. One-way tickets can be bought to any of the travel zones. It is valid for a maximum period of 60 days. Round-trip tickets are also available. Their validity is the same.

Special types of tickets are available for the elderly citizens and for those, who have various disabilities. Similarly, a special fare is applicable to children between the age group of 5-11. There is a special type of offer available for families travelling. A maximum of 4 children, between the age group of 5-11 can be taken along with a fare paying adult, for just $1 each.

Travellers can purchase a City ticket for just $4.25, for travel within the city. However, this ticket is only available on weekends. Monthly and weekly tickets are available too. The sale of the monthly ticket begins on the 20th of every month. Both the tickets are non-transferable in nature.

For more information on the various types of tickets, along with their fares, you can visit the official website at: http://web.mta.info/lirr/about/TicketInfo/

Long Island Road Lines

here are eleven passenger branches combining to form the Long Island Rail Road network. The Atlantic Branch, Montauk Branch and Main Line are the three trunk lines from which eight other lines branch off. For better advertising and scheduling, many of these eight branch lines are subdivided into smaller sections. All of the branch lines, with the exception of the Port Washington Branch, travel through the Jamaican region. Tracks that lie to the west of Jamaica are referred to as the City Terminal Zone which comprises portions of the Main Branch, Atlantic and Montauk Branch Lines besides the East River Tunnels running to the Penn Station and owned by Amtrak.

Numerous branch lines along the Long Island Rail Road have been dropped from the railway network owing to a paucity of riders. While some of these lines were made a part of the New York City Subway (the IND Rockway Line) many others had to face a downgrading to freight track services. The ones that remained would eventually consider themselves lucky enough to be featured in the pages of American railroad history books.

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Penn Station to Far Rockaway - Arrives in Far Rockaway at

• Penn Station 11:23 PM
• Woodside 11:35 PM
• Forest Hills 11:40 PM
• Jamaica 11:45 PM
• Locust Manor 11:51 PM
• Laurelton 11:53 PM
• Rosedale 11:56 PM
• Valley Stream 11:59 PM
• Gibson 12:03 AM
• Hewlett 12:06 AM
• Woodmere 12:08 AM
• Cedarhurst 12:11 AM
• Lawrence 12:13 AM
• Inwood 12:16 AM
• Penn Station 12:23 AM
• Woodside 12:35 AM
• Jamaica 12:45 AM
• Locust Manor 12:51 AM
• Laurelton 12:53 AM
• Rosedale 12:56 AM
• Valley Stream 12:59 AM
• Gibson 1:03 AM
• Hewlett 1:06 AM
• Woodmere 1:08 AM
• Cedarhurst 1:11 AM
• Lawrence 1:13 AM
• Inwood 1:16 AM
• Penn Station 2:22 AM
• Forest Hills 2:37 AM
• Kew Gardens 2:39 AM
• Jamaica 2:44 AM
• Locust Manor 2:50 AM
• Laurelton 2:52 AM
• Rosedale 2:55 AM
• Valley Stream 2:58 AM
• Gibson 3:02 AM
• Hewlett 3:05 AM
• Woodmere 3:07 AM
• Cedarhurst 3:10 AM
• Lawrence 3:12 AM
• Inwood 3:15 AM
• Penn Station 4:22 AM
• Forest Hills 4:37 AM
• Kew Gardens 4:39 AM
• Jamaica 4:44 AM
• Locust Manor 4:50 AM
• Laurelton 4:52 AM
• Rosedale 4:55 AM
• Valley Stream 4:58 AM
• Gibson 5:02 AM
• Hewlett 5:05 AM
• Woodmere 5:07 AM
• Cedarhurst 5:10 AM
• Lawrence 5:12 AM
• Inwood 5:15 AM
• Penn Station 5:22 AM
• Forest Hills 5:37 AM
• Kew Gardens 5:39 AM
• Jamaica 5:44 AM
• Locust Manor 5:50 AM
• Laurelton 5:52 AM
• Rosedale 5:55 AM
• Valley Stream 5:58 AM
• Gibson 6:02 AM
• Hewlett 6:05 AM
• Woodmere 6:07 AM
• Cedarhurst 6:10 AM
• Lawrence 6:12 AM
• Inwood 6:15 AM
• Penn Station 6:25 AM
• Jamaica 6:47 AM
• Locust Manor 6:53 AM
• Laurelton 6:55 AM
• Rosedale 6:58 AM
• Valley Stream 7:01 AM
• Gibson 7:05 AM
• Hewlett 7:08 AM
• Woodmere 7:10 AM
• Cedarhurst 7:13 AM
• Lawrence 7:15 AM
• Inwood 7:18 AM
• Penn Station 7:23 AM
• Jamaica 7:45 AM
• Locust Manor 7:51 AM
• Laurelton 7:53 AM
• Rosedale 7:56 AM
• Valley Stream 7:59 AM
• Gibson 8:03 AM
• Hewlett 8:06 AM
• Woodmere 8:08 AM
• Cedarhurst 8:11 AM
• Lawrence 8:13 AM
• Inwood 8:16 AM
• Penn Station 8:23 AM
• Jamaica 8:45 AM
• Locust Manor 8:51 AM
• Laurelton 8:53 AM
• Rosedale 8:56 AM
• Valley Stream 8:59 AM
• Gibson 9:03 AM
• Hewlett 9:06 AM
• Woodmere 9:08 AM
• Cedarhurst 9:11 AM
• Lawrence 9:13 AM
• Inwood 9:16 AM
• Penn Station 9:23 AM
• Jamaica 9:45 AM
• Locust Manor 9:51 AM
• Laurelton 9:53 AM
• Rosedale 9:56 AM
• Valley Stream 9:59 AM
• Gibson 10:03 AM
• Hewlett 10:06 AM
• Woodmere 10:08 AM
• Cedarhurst 10:11 AM
• Lawrence 10:13 AM
• Inwood 10:16 AM
• Penn Station 10:23 AM
• Jamaica 10:45 AM
• Locust Manor 10:51 AM
• Laurelton 10:53 AM
• Rosedale 10:56 AM
• Valley Stream 10:59 AM
• Gibson 11:03 AM
• Hewlett 11:06 AM
• Woodmere 11:08 AM
• Cedarhurst 11:11 AM
• Lawrence 11:13 AM
• Inwood 11:16 AM
• Penn Station 11:25 AM
• Jamaica 11:47 AM
• Locust Manor 11:53 AM
• Laurelton 11:55 AM
• Rosedale 11:58 AM
• Valley Stream 12:01 PM
• Gibson 12:05 PM
• Hewlett 12:08 PM
• Woodmere 12:10 PM
• Cedarhurst 12:13 PM
• Lawrence 12:15 PM
• Inwood 12:18 PM
• Penn Station 12:23 PM
• Jamaica 12:45 PM
• Locust Manor 12:51 PM
• Laurelton 12:53 PM
• Rosedale 12:56 PM
• Valley Stream 12:59 PM
• Gibson 1:03 PM
• Hewlett 1:06 PM
• Woodmere 1:08 PM
• Cedarhurst 1:11 PM
• Lawrence 1:13 PM
• Inwood 1:16 PM
• Penn Station 1:23 PM
• Jamaica 1:45 PM
• Locust Manor 1:51 PM
• Laurelton 1:53 PM
• Rosedale 1:56 PM
• Valley Stream 1:59 PM
• Gibson 2:03 PM
• Hewlett 2:06 PM
• Woodmere 2:08 PM
• Cedarhurst 2:11 PM
• Lawrence 2:13 PM
• Inwood 2:16 PM
• Penn Station 2:23 PM
• Woodside 2:35 PM
• Forest Hills 2:40 PM
• Jamaica 2:45 PM
• Locust Manor 2:51 PM
• Laurelton 2:53 PM
• Rosedale 2:56 PM
• Valley Stream 2:59 PM
• Gibson 3:03 PM
• Hewlett 3:06 PM
• Woodmere 3:08 PM
• Cedarhurst 3:11 PM
• Lawrence 3:13 PM
• Inwood 3:16 PM
• Penn Station 3:23 PM
• Jamaica 3:45 PM
• Locust Manor 3:51 PM
• Laurelton 3:53 PM
• Rosedale 3:56 PM
• Valley Stream 3:59 PM
• Gibson 4:03 PM
• Hewlett 4:06 PM
• Woodmere 4:08 PM
• Cedarhurst 4:11 PM
• Lawrence 4:13 PM
• Inwood 4:16 PM
• Penn Station 4:23 PM
• Jamaica 4:45 PM
• Locust Manor 4:51 PM
• Laurelton 4:53 PM
• Rosedale 4:56 PM
• Valley Stream 4:59 PM
• Gibson 5:03 PM
• Hewlett 5:06 PM
• Woodmere 5:08 PM
• Cedarhurst 5:11 PM
• Lawrence 5:13 PM
• Inwood 5:16 PM
• Penn Station 5:23 PM
• Jamaica 5:45 PM
• Locust Manor 5:51 PM
• Laurelton 5:53 PM
• Rosedale 5:56 PM
• Valley Stream 5:59 PM
• Gibson 6:03 PM
• Hewlett 6:06 PM
• Woodmere 6:08 PM
• Cedarhurst 6:11 PM
• Lawrence 6:13 PM
• Inwood 6:16 PM
• Penn Station 6:23 PM
• Jamaica 6:45 PM
• Locust Manor 6:51 PM
• Laurelton 6:53 PM
• Rosedale 6:56 PM
• Valley Stream 6:59 PM
• Gibson 7:03 PM
• Hewlett 7:06 PM
• Woodmere 7:08 PM
• Cedarhurst 7:11 PM
• Lawrence 7:13 PM
• Inwood 7:16 PM
• Penn Station 7:23 PM
• Jamaica 7:45 PM
• Locust Manor 7:51 PM
• Laurelton 7:53 PM
• Rosedale 7:56 PM
• Valley Stream 7:59 PM
• Gibson 8:03 PM
• Hewlett 8:06 PM
• Woodmere 8:08 PM
• Cedarhurst 8:11 PM
• Lawrence 8:13 PM
• Inwood 8:16 PM
• Penn Station 8:23 PM
• Jamaica 8:45 PM
• Locust Manor 8:51 PM
• Laurelton 8:53 PM
• Rosedale 8:56 PM
• Valley Stream 8:59 PM
• Gibson 9:03 PM
• Hewlett 9:06 PM
• Woodmere 9:08 PM
• Cedarhurst 9:11 PM
• Lawrence 9:13 PM
• Inwood 9:16 PM
• Penn Station 9:23 PM
• Woodside 9:35 PM
• Forest Hills 9:40 PM
• Jamaica 9:45 PM
• Locust Manor 9:51 PM
• Laurelton 9:53 PM
• Rosedale 9:56 PM
• Valley Stream 9:59 PM
• Gibson 10:03 PM
• Hewlett 10:06 PM
• Woodmere 10:08 PM
• Cedarhurst 10:11 PM
• Lawrence 10:13 PM
• Inwood 10:16 PM
• Penn Station 10:29 PM
• Jamaica 10:51 PM
• Locust Manor 10:57 PM
• Laurelton 10:59 PM
• Rosedale 11:02 PM
• Valley Stream 11:05 PM
• Gibson 11:09 PM
• Hewlett 11:12 PM
• Woodmere 11:14 PM
• Cedarhurst 11:17 PM
• Lawrence 11:19 PM
• Inwood 11:22 PM

Far Rockaway to Penn Station - Arrives in Far Rockaway at

• Inwood 12:11 AM
• Cedarhurst 12:15 AM
• Woodmere 12:18 AM
• Hewlett 12:20 AM
• Gibson 12:23 AM
• Valley Stream 12:27 AM
• Rosedale 12:30 AM
• Laurelton 12:33 AM
• Locust Manor 12:35 AM
• Jamaica 12:43 AM
• Penn Station 1:02 AM
• Inwood 1:08 AM
• Lawrence 1:10 AM
• Cedarhurst 1:12 AM
• Woodmere 1:15 AM
• Hewlett 1:17 AM
• Gibson 1:20 AM
• Valley Stream 1:24 AM
• Rosedale 1:27 AM
• Laurelton 1:30 AM
• Locust Manor 1:32 AM
• Jamaica 1:40 AM
• Penn Station 1:58 AM
• Inwood 3:10 AM
• Cedarhurst 3:14 AM
• Woodmere 3:17 AM
• Hewlett 3:19 AM
• Gibson 3:22 AM
• Valley Stream 3:26 AM
• Rosedale 3:29 AM
• Laurelton 3:32 AM
• Locust Manor 3:34 AM
• Jamaica 3:42 AM
• Penn Station 4:00 AM
• Inwood 5:11 AM
• Lawrence 5:13 AM
• Cedarhurst 5:15 AM
• Woodmere 5:18 AM
• Hewlett 5:20 AM
• Gibson 5:23 AM
• Valley Stream 5:27 AM
• Rosedale 5:30 AM
• Laurelton 5:33 AM
• Locust Manor 5:35 AM
• Jamaica 5:43 AM
• Kew Gardens 5:47 AM
• Forest Hills 5:49 AM
• Penn Station 6:02 AM
• Inwood 6:13 AM
• Lawrence 6:15 AM
• Cedarhurst 6:17 AM
• Woodmere 6:20 AM
• Hewlett 6:22 AM
• Gibson 6:25 AM
• Valley Stream 6:29 AM
• Rosedale 6:32 AM
• Laurelton 6:35 AM
• Locust Manor 6:37 AM
• Jamaica 6:45 AM
• Woodside 6:53 AM
• Penn Station 7:05 AM
• Inwood 7:09 AM
• Lawrence 7:11 AM
• Woodmere 7:16 AM
• Hewlett 7:18 AM
• Gibson 7:21 AM
• Valley Stream 7:25 AM
• Rosedale 7:28 AM
• Laurelton 7:31 AM
• Locust Manor 7:33 AM
• Jamaica 7:41 AM
• Penn Station 8:01 AM
• Inwood 8:08 AM
• Lawrence 8:10 AM
• Cedarhurst 8:12 AM
• Woodmere 8:15 AM
• Hewlett 8:17 AM
• Gibson 8:20 AM
• Valley Stream 8:24 AM
• Rosedale 8:27 AM
• Laurelton 8:30 AM
• Locust Manor 8:32 AM
• Jamaica 8:40 AM
• Woodside 8:47 AM
• Penn Station 8:58 AM
• Inwood 9:08 AM
• Lawrence 9:10 AM
• Cedarhurst 9:12 AM
• Woodmere 9:15 AM
• Hewlett 9:17 AM
• Gibson 9:20 AM
• Valley Stream 9:24 AM
• Rosedale 9:27 AM
• Laurelton 9:30 AM
• Locust Manor 9:32 AM
• Jamaica 9:40 AM
• Woodside 9:47 AM
• Penn Station 9:58 AM
• Inwood 10:08 AM
• Lawrence 10:10 AM
• Cedarhurst 10:12 AM
• Woodmere 10:15 AM
• Hewlett 10:17 AM
• Gibson 10:20 AM
• Valley Stream 10:24 AM
• Rosedale 10:27 AM
• Laurelton 10:30 AM
• Locust Manor 10:32 AM
• Jamaica 10:40 AM
• Woodside 10:47 AM
• Penn Station 10:58 AM
• Inwood 11:14 AM
• Lawrence 11:16 AM
• Cedarhurst 11:18 AM
• Woodmere 11:21 AM
• Hewlett 11:23 AM
• Gibson 11:26 AM
• Valley Stream 11:30 AM
• Rosedale 11:33 AM
• Laurelton 11:36 AM
• Locust Manor 11:38 AM
• Jamaica 11:45 AM
• Penn Station 12:03 PM
• Inwood 12:08 PM
• Lawrence 12:10 PM
• Cedarhurst 12:12 PM
• Woodmere 12:15 PM
• Hewlett 12:17 PM
• Gibson 12:20 PM
• Valley Stream 12:24 PM
• Rosedale 12:27 PM
• Laurelton 12:30 PM
• Locust Manor 12:32 PM
• Jamaica 12:40 PM
• Penn Station 12:58 PM
• Inwood 1:08 PM
• Lawrence 1:10 PM
• Cedarhurst 1:12 PM
• Woodmere 1:15 PM
• Hewlett 1:17 PM
• Gibson 1:20 PM
• Valley Stream 1:24 PM
• Rosedale 1:27 PM
• Laurelton 1:30 PM
• Locust Manor 1:32 PM
• Jamaica 1:40 PM
• Woodside 1:47 PM
• Penn Station 1:58 PM
• Inwood 2:08 PM
• Lawrence 2:10 PM
• Cedarhurst 2:12 PM
• Woodmere 2:15 PM
• Hewlett 2:17 PM
• Gibson 2:20 PM
• Valley Stream 2:24 PM
• Rosedale 2:27 PM
• Laurelton 2:30 PM
• Locust Manor 2:32 PM
• Jamaica 2:39 PM
• Forest Hills 2:43 PM
• Woodside 2:47 PM
• Penn Station 2:58 PM
• Inwood 3:08 PM
• Lawrence 3:10 PM
• Cedarhurst 3:12 PM
• Woodmere 3:15 PM
• Hewlett 3:17 PM
• Gibson 3:20 PM
• Valley Stream 3:24 PM
• Rosedale 3:27 PM
• Laurelton 3:30 PM
• Locust Manor 3:32 PM
• Jamaica 3:40 PM
• Penn Station 3:58 PM
• Inwood 4:08 PM
• Lawrence 4:10 PM
• Cedarhurst 4:12 PM
• Woodmere 4:15 PM
• Hewlett 4:17 PM
• Gibson 4:20 PM
• Valley Stream 4:24 PM
• Rosedale 4:27 PM
• Laurelton 4:30 PM
• Locust Manor 4:32 PM
• Jamaica 4:40 PM
• Penn Station 4:58 PM
• Inwood 5:08 PM
• Lawrence 5:10 PM
• Cedarhurst 5:12 PM
• Woodmere 5:15 PM
• Hewlett 5:17 PM
• Gibson 5:20 PM
• Valley Stream 5:24 PM
• Rosedale 5:27 PM
• Laurelton 5:30 PM
• Locust Manor 5:32 PM
• Jamaica 5:40 PM
• Penn Station 5:58 PM
• Inwood 6:08 PM
• Lawrence 6:10 PM
• Cedarhurst 6:12 PM
• Woodmere 6:15 PM
• Hewlett 6:17 PM
• Gibson 6:20 PM
• Valley Stream 6:24 PM
• Rosedale 6:27 PM
• Laurelton 6:30 PM
• Locust Manor 6:32 PM
• Jamaica 6:39 PM
• Forest Hills 6:43 PM
• Woodside 6:47 PM
• Penn Station 6:58 PM
• Inwood 7:08 PM
• Lawrence 7:10 PM
• Cedarhurst 7:12 PM
• Woodmere 7:15 PM
• Hewlett 7:17 PM
• Gibson 7:20 PM
• Valley Stream 7:24 PM
• Rosedale 7:27 PM
• Laurelton 7:30 PM
• Locust Manor 7:32 PM
• Jamaica 7:39 PM
• Forest Hills 7:43 PM
• Woodside 7:47 PM
• Penn Station 7:58 PM
• Inwood 8:08 PM
• Lawrence 8:10 PM
• Cedarhurst 8:12 PM
• Woodmere 8:15 PM
• Hewlett 8:17 PM
• Gibson 8:20 PM
• Valley Stream 8:24 PM
• Rosedale 8:27 PM
• Laurelton 8:30 PM
• Locust Manor 8:32 PM
• Jamaica 8:40 PM
• Penn Station 8:58 PM
• Inwood 9:08 PM
• Lawrence 9:10 PM
• Cedarhurst 9:12 PM
• Woodmere 9:15 PM
• Hewlett 9:17 PM
• Gibson 9:20 PM
• Valley Stream 9:24 PM
• Rosedale 9:27 PM
• Laurelton 9:30 PM
• Locust Manor 9:32 PM
• Jamaica 9:39 PM
• Forest Hills 9:43 PM
• Woodside 9:47 PM
• Penn Station 9:58 PM
• Lawrence 10:18 PM
• Cedarhurst 10:20 PM
• Woodmere 10:23 PM
• Hewlett 10:25 PM
• Gibson 10:28 PM
• Valley Stream 10:32 PM
• Rosedale 10:35 PM
• Laurelton 10:38 PM
• Locust Manor 10:40 PM
• Jamaica 10:47 PM
• Forest Hills 10:51 PM
• Woodside 10:55 PM
• Penn Station 11:06 PM
• Inwood 11:12 PM
• Lawrence 11:14 PM
• Cedarhurst 11:16 PM
• Woodmere 11:19 PM
• Hewlett 11:21 PM
• Gibson 11:24 PM
• Valley Stream 11:28 PM
• Rosedale 11:31 PM
• Laurelton 11:34 PM
• Locust Manor 11:36 PM
• Jamaica 11:44 PM
• Penn Station 12:02 AM

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For any request or issue, you can get in contact with the New York Transit company by phone.

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Long Island Rail Road phone number: 718-217-5477

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Can I bring my bike on the Long Island Rail Road train?

Bicycle are allowed during some hours during the day, except on peak hours.

You also cannot bring your bike on holidays or specials events.

Be aware, there is a limit of bicycle numbers in each bus or metro.

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Can I travel with my pet inside Long Island Rail Road transportations?

Only animals that assist people with disabilities can travel on the Long Island Rail Road transports.

Small pets can be carried as well, but they must be aboard on a safe container.

Do train has accessibility features?

Yes, most of them have accessibility features to help the passengers with any disability.

On the stations, you can find low floor ramps or lifts. On the transport, there is a specific area for wheelchairs and facilities during the boarding.

Can I smoke in a train?

No, you cannot smoke inside the New York public transportation. It is illegal.

Is there parkings at Long Island Rail Road trainstations?

Yes, there is a parking nearby the most of metro stations in New York.

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Best Western Jamaica Inn , Fairfield Inn by Marriott JFK Airport and Marriott New York JFK Airport are some of the most popular hotels.

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The Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) is a major transportation hub that connects Long Island to Manhattan and other areas in New York. It is the busiest commuter railroad in North America, serving millions of passengers each year. If you're planning a visit to New York and want to explore the Long Island Rail Road, staying at a hotel near this transportation hub can be convenient and time-saving.

Must-Experience Things and Uniqueness of Long Island Rail Road:

• Explore the vibrant neighborhoods of Long Island, including Long Beach, Huntington, and Garden City.
• Visit the beautiful beaches along the Long Island coastline.
• Experience the diverse culinary scene with a wide range of restaurants and eateries.
• Discover the cultural attractions, such as museums, galleries, and theaters.

Better to Know Before Visiting Long Island Rail Road:

• Be aware of the peak hours when commuting to and from Manhattan, as trains can get crowded.
• Check the train schedules in advance to plan your journey accordingly.
• Sign up for a MetroCard to conveniently pay for your train fares.
• Be prepared for delays or disruptions due to maintenance work or unforeseen circumstances.
• Keep your belongings safe and secure while traveling on the trains.

Transportation Near Long Island Rail Road:

• John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) - approximately 12 miles from Long Island Rail Road
• LaGuardia Airport (LGA) - approximately 15 miles from Long Island Rail Road
• Penn Station - the main railway station in Manhattan, approximately 25 miles from Long Island Rail Road
• Grand Central Terminal - another major railway station in Manhattan, approximately 26 miles from Long Island Rail Road

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• Choose a hotel that offers convenient access to the Long Island Rail Road station.
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• Book in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons, to secure your preferred hotel.

By considering these aspects of accommodation, you can make an informed decision when booking hotels near the Long Island Rail Road in New York. Enjoy your stay and make the most out of your visit to this iconic transportation hub!

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Politics latest: Keir Starmer accused of 'rank hypocrisy' by Rishi Sunak after setting out what he'll do to tackle small boat crossings

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer lays out his party's plans to try and tackle small boat crossings if it wins power. Listen to the latest episode of the Electoral Dysfunction podcast as you scroll.

Friday 10 May 2024 18:30, UK

• Starmer says small boat crossings 'one of the greatest challenges we face'
• Explained: What's in Labour's plan to try and tackle problem
• Darren McCaffrey: Will Labour's plan cut it with voters?
• Starmer says no flights to Rwanda will take off under Labour
• Sunak accuses Starmer of 'rank hypocrisy'
• Electoral Dysfunction:  Jess Phillips says Elphicke defection like 'being punched in gut'
• UK exits recession | Economy 'returning to full health'
• Faultlines:   Can British farming survive?
• Live reporting by Tim Baker

Across the UK, anger is brewing amongst some farmers.  

Protests have already been held in London, Dover and Cardiff, with more planned - mirroring similar tensions seen across Europe in the last six months.     

They say they’re annoyed about cheap foreign imports and changes to subsidies forcing them to give up land in favour of environmental schemes.    

But what does this mean for the food on our table - and does British produce risk becoming a luxury product for the wealthy only?    

On the Sky News Daily , Niall Paterson is joined by West of England and Wales correspondent Dan Whitehead to find out why farmers are so concerned, and speaks to Liz Webster, the founder of Save British Farming, about why she believes eating British isn't just good for our farmers - it's good for the nation's health, too.   

In response to our report, Farming Minister Mark Spencer, said: "We firmly back our farmers. British farming is at the heart of British trade, and we put agriculture at the forefront of any deals we negotiate, prioritising new export opportunities, protecting UK food standards and removing market access barriers. 

"We've maintained the £2.4bn annual farming budget and recently set out the biggest ever package of grants which supports farmers to produce food profitably and sustainably."

The Welsh government said: "A successful future for Welsh farming should combine the best of our traditional farming alongside cutting-edge innovation and diversification. 

"It will produce the very best of Welsh food to the highest standards, while safeguarding our precious environment and addressing the urgent call of the climate and nature emergencies."

👉  Listen above then tap here to follow the Sky News Daily wherever you get your podcasts   👈

Following the defection of the Dover and Deal MP Natalie Elphicke to Labour, Beth, Ruth and Jess discuss the surprise move and whether it could have been handled differently by Sir Keir Starmer.

They also talk about Beth's interview with the former immigration minister Robert Jenrick and his warnings about Reform UK.

Plus, how significant was the defeat of former Conservative mayor of the West Midlands Andy Street? Beth and Jess were both there to tell the story.

And they answer a question on Labour and the Muslim vote, and what the party can do to restore confidence and trust.

Email Beth, Jess, and Ruth at [email protected] , post on X to @BethRigby, or send a WhatsApp voice note on 07934 200 444.     

👉 Listen above then tap here to follow Electoral Dysfunction wherever you get your podcasts 👈

In January 2023, Rishi Sunak made five promises.

Since then, he and his ministers have rarely missed an opportunity to list them. In case you haven't heard, he promised to:

• Halve inflation • Grow the economy • Reduce debt • Cut NHS waiting lists and times • Stop the boats

See below how he is doing on these goals:

The Sky News live poll tracker - collated and updated by our Data and Forensics team - aggregates various surveys to indicate how voters feel about the different political parties.

With the local elections complete, Labour is still sitting comfortably ahead, with the Tories trailing behind.

See the latest update below - and you can read more about the methodology behind the tracker  here .

Speaking to Sky political editor  Beth Rigby , Sir Keir Starmer has defended his decision to allow Tory MP Natalie Elphicke into Labour.

Ms Elphicke was on the right of the Conservative spectrum, and previously defended her sex-offender ex-husband, comments which she apologised for this week following her defection.

Addressing Tory voters, Sir Keir says he wants Labour to be a "place where they who have ambitions about their families, their communities, their country, can join and be part of what we are trying to build for their country".

Asked by Beth if he was ruthless, Sir Keir said: "Yes, I'm ruthless in trying to ensure we have a Labour government that can change this country for the better.

"Not ruthless for my own ambition, not ruthlessness particularly for the Labour Party - I'm ruthless for the country. 

"The only way we'll bring about a change in this country is if we're ruthless about winning that general election and putting in place a government of public service, that’ll be a major change.

"Politics, I believe, should be about public service, that's what I've been about all my life."

More now from political editor Beth Rigby's interview with Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer.

She reminded him that he previously ruled out doing a deal with the SNP - but has not done so for the Liberal Democrats.

Sir Keir again ruled out a coalition with the SNP - adding that he is aiming for a "majority Labour government".

He says Labour needs "to keep working hard, keep disciplined and getting our message across, which is something fundamental to me".

Pushed on his lack of ruling out a possible agreement with the Lib Dems, Sir Keir says: "I'm going for a majority.

"That's the answer I gave you a year ago. It's the same answer I'm giving you now."

Sir Keir Starmer was earlier today pushed on whether Rwanda deportation flights will take off if he was prime minister - although it was not clear if he would cancel flights which had already been organised.

Sky News understood that previously booked deportation flights to Rwanda would still go ahead if Sir Keir entered Number 10. 

But the Labour leader has now gone further.

Speaking to political editor Beth Rigby , Sir Keir has ruled out any flights taking off.

"There will be no flights scheduled or taking off after general election if Labour wins that general election," he says.

He says: "Every flight that takes off carries with it a cheque to the Rwanda government. 

"So I want to scrap the scheme - so that means the flights won't be going."

Sir Keir says he would rather spend the money on his own measures to counter small boats.

"No flights, no Rwanda scheme. It's a gimmick," he says.

By Alix Culbertson , political reporter

Scotland's new first minister has told Sky News that the controversial gender recognition reforms "cannot be implemented."

John Swinney,  who became first minister this week , has faced questions over his stance on gender recognition after MSPs voted in 2022 to pass a bill to make it simpler for people to change their gender without having to obtain a medical diagnosis.

The UK government blocked the bill from being made into law and the Supreme Court rejected a request by the Scottish government for a judicial review.

Asked if he would be fighting to push the bill through, Mr Swinney told Sky News: "The reality of the situation we face is that the Supreme Court has said that we can't legislate in that area. We can't take forward that legislation."

The UK economy is no longer in recession, according to official figures.

Gross domestic product (GDP) grew by a better-than-expected 0.6% between January and March, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said.

Economists had predicted the figure would be 0.4%.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said it showed the economy had "turned a corner".

He told Sky News's Ed Conway: "I am pleased that while there's more work to do, today's figures show that the economy now has real momentum, and I'm confident that with time, people will start to feel the benefits of that.

"We've had multiple months now where wages are rising, energy bills have fallen, mortgage rates are down and taxes are being cut... I'm pleased with the progress that we're making."

Mr Sunak added: "I am confident the economy is getting healthier every week."

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Rishi Sunak has criticised Sir Keir Starmer's position on Rwanda as "rank hypocrisy".

Speaking to broadcasters, the prime minister says the Labour leader has announced things the government is "already doing".

He gives the example of "punching through the backlog, having more law enforcement officers do more, that's all happening already".

"We've announced all of that more than a year ago," the prime minister adds.

"The question for Keir Starmer if he cares so much about that, why did he vote against the new laws that we passed to give our law enforcement officers new powers? 

"They've now used those to arrest almost 8,000 people connected with illegal migration, sentenced them to hundreds of years in prison.

"And if it was up to him, all those people would be out on our streets, so I think it's rank hypocrisy property of his position."

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